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| Also written “h‰ñ�°. An alcove, *tokonoma �°‚ÌŠÔ, with three sides and the wall posts completely covered with plaster to form rounded corners. The*CHADOU ‚rENTEI ’ƒ“¹â£’û, written by Inagaki Kyuusou ˆîŠ_‹x™Õ states that two walls, the posts and even the ceilings were plastered, and that Sen Rikyuu �ç—˜‹x (1522-91) favored this style. Myoukian Taian –ŠìˆÁ‘ÒˆÁ in Kyoto is cited as a representative example. However, the 17c *SEKISHUU SANBYAKUKAJOU �Î�BŽO•Sƒ–�ð states clearly that the nurimawashidoko has a visible boarded ceiling. | ||||||
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